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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

2

Dairy Prospects Push Weber County Toward Cooperative Milk

Weber County dairy teachers and farmers discuss shifting from pasture land to hay and beets with irrigation upgrades. They urge permanent dairy inspections to ensure wholesome milk and propose a cooperative milk depot in Ogden to cut consumer prices while boosting producer returns.

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Standare Newspaper Notice Fragment

Fragmentary newspaper text from Ogden Utah with garbled lines. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press and subscription rates. Indicates an ancient newspaper published weekly with Sunday edition and lack of advertising.

Audit Bureau of Circulation The Associated Press

City Lighting Plant Plan Prominent In Election Drive

Mayor Frank Freidlg outlines plans for a municipal lighting plant funded by a bond issue. He stresses the project as a key plank of his platform and says passage hinges on taxpayer support. If voters reject the bond, the proposal ends for now and the city faces no immediate change.

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Railroads Move Toward Private Control and Wage Talks

The railroads shift from government to private control as President Wiffs begins forming a tribunal to adjust wages. Railroad workers announce a deferment of strikes while awaiting outcomes. Companies seek rate adjustments to protect profits under the railroad reorganization bill, easing industrial tension.

Wiffs Tess

Railroads Return to Private Control After Government Era

The piece discusses a shift back to private ownership for railroads, noting older workers kept while younger staff may face reductions. It mentions efforts to retain business, urge courtesy to the public, and potential railway improvements and extensions to be announced. Public service quality is expected to improve under private operation.

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Dairy Industry Needs Endurance and Help in County

The dairy industry faces high feed costs scarce pasture and rising milk distributor prices. Dairy farmers weigh selling cattle and starting anew unless conditions improve, with many agreeing work and cooperation are needed to restore dairying as the county’s leading wealth producer.

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An Important Letter About Dr Pierce’s Medicine

A Nebraska farm family tale recalls scarlet fever and long illness ending with recovery after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The letter claims the remedy rebuilt health, asserts it is alcohol free, and invites trials and purchase through druggists or a Buffalo address.

Greano Doctor Pierce Nebraska Fremont der Pierce Ane TE Ronerys Dr. Pierce

Observations and Public Debate on Voting and Agriculture

Letters and notes discuss women voting intelligent guidance, political candidates and teachers salaries, and a call to inform new voters. A citizen criticizes water use for crops, sugar beets, and river water allocations, urging fair pricing for farmers and accountability from the sugar company amid drought concerns.

Farmers urge action to boost beet production and water access

J. Campbell writes to the editor urging the company to share costs for irrigation and water improvements to expand beet farming. He calls for meetings with nonplanting farmers to reach agreement, arguing that higher prices and company support are needed to sustain crops and prevent losses across the farming community.

Ogden Standard Walter Nena Auear Ringer Company Berin Bern

Grip Influenza Hamiin Wizard Oil For Prevention

An old advertisement promotes Wizard Oil as an antiseptic preventive for flu and colds. It advises nasal and throat spraying or gargling with a water mix, claims to form a defense against flu germs, and offers a 30 cent price with a money back guarantee. Also briefly markets Wizard Liver Whips as a laxative remedy.

Discover Liquor Sale in Broadway Theatre District

Prohibition agents report a liquor sale operation in the Broadway theatre district with up to 5000 dollars daily. Five arrests were made including Troyd Glichell, Harry Tees, Harry Monk, David Anglesbure, and Louis Berg, with bail set at 560 dollars each. Agents disguised as marshals and cafe owners arranged staged deals, including barrels of whiskey at 35 dollars per gallon and a later attempt at twenty gallons at 99 dollars per gallon, before the plan collapsed.

Broadway United States McCaring Defo Troyd Glichell Harry Tees Nirbons Harry Monk David Anglesbure Louis Berg Laneley Prohibition Ie Case Alazicah

Knights of Columbus Meeting Address by R C Treanor

Knights of Columbus members are urged to attend next Wednesday evening when R C Treanor of Salt Lake, a former deputy, will deliver an address. 1 J Healy B S

R. C. Treanor Salt Lake J. Healy B.S

U S Housing Corp Plans Wide Sell Off by June

Washington March 3 nearly all property of the United States Housing Corporation will be sold by June 30, secretary Wilson reports to Congress. The plan envisions sales of houses and related assets to wind down the agency amid postwar housing efforts.

Washington United States Housing Corporation Congress Wilson

Warrant property and hotel receipts report financials

Warrant property up to January 19 totaled 6,008,000 pounds. government hotel receipts exceeded expenditures with operating profit reaching 25,003,1 up to December 31. The text mentions buying Liberty bonds at high prices and includes a sale notice by J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue with phone number 59.

J. J. Brummitt Hudson Avenue

Turkey Shall Have No Navy Is Decision

LONDON March 3 The supreme council of the allies decided that Turkey shall have no navy. Only a few riverine cutters will be left to Turkey.

Turkey London Supreme Council of the Allies

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